The correct explanation of why Gary is wrong is that Ports are where connectors attach to destinations, not where data enter the network.
<h3>What is a port?</h3>
A port is physical part of the computer system where the external devices are connected using cables.
Therefore, it serves as an interface between the motherboard and an external device of the computer.
From Gary statement about ports, he is wrong because, Ports are where connectors attach to destinations, not where data enter the network.
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Answer: Cyber warfare is a real threat since being able to hack another computer especially a countries computer with lots of info in their weaknesses can lead to their downfall. Since they can even possibly if their skilled enough hack their entire data base system and leak it to the public and that wouldn't be good for them not in a single possible way. That's the reason it's dangerous not only that but also because they can access their servers; which can let them access anything online from the whole country including banking information military info which can let them know which area there gonna go to next equipment there gonna bring and where they're gonna launch missiles, bombs, even nukes if they decide to launch one. And being able to hijack the computer that launches the nukes can make the hacker launch the nuke to a different place or launch the nuke on the country trying to launch the nuke.
Explanation:
Answer:
struct item
{
float previousCost;
float taxAmount;
float updatedCost;
} itemObject;
void calculation(int cost,int quantity,float tax)
{
struct item *itemPointer=&itemObject;
itemPointer->previousCost=(cost) * (quantity);
itemPointer->taxAmount=itemPointer->previousCost * (tax/100);
itemPointer->updatedCost=itemPointer->previousCost+itemPointer->taxAmount;
}
Explanation:
- Define a structure called item that has 3 properties namely previousCost, taxAmount and updatedCost.
- The calculation function takes in 3 parameters and inside the calculation function, make a pointer object of the item structure.
- Calculate the previous cost by multiplying cost with quantity.
- Calculate the tax amount by multiplying previous cost with (tax / 100).
- Calculate the previous cost by adding previous cost with tax amount.
Generally we'd need "the following" if the question asks about it. Senioritis usually affects high school seniors IIRC.
